The package rtools provides utilities that are of general usage for developing software that use the RPy2 package. This is not a replacement of RPy2 but rather an addon to simplify the life of developers who are using R packages from Python.
# check version of the R package 'base'
import rtools
rbase = rtools.RPackage('base')
rbase.version
See http://packages.python.org/rtools/ for more examples.
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